Sinn Fein and Ireland headlines stir London talk
Dublin reports say Egan freed from jail and heading home under death sentence, while de Valera denies plans to visit London this week. Cablegrams from United Negro Improvement Association pledge freedom for Ireland and support for Harding. Belfast notes a Macroom robbery linked incident.
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London
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Sinn Fein
George
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Egan
Associated Prep
Dublin
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Jerick
Murt
Freedom
Ireland
Associated Press
New York
Egypt
India
George of
England
Buckingham Palace
United Negro Improvement Association
Je Valera
Tripublic
Harding
Bites Hand That Proffers Succor
Soviet minister at Riga sent to the American Consul a note with Kameneff's reply to Hoover offering famine relief terms for Russia. Hoover orders relief prep, with Gorky signal of unconditional Soviet acceptance. Brown to Riga to negotiate after prisoners are released. Also reports a Canadian Exporter stuck near Wiltapa and Fort D. A. Russell moves to Cheyenne with Twelfth Infantry Brigade reassigned.
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M. Ganetsky
Letvia
John B. Hurley
M. Kameneff
Russian Famine Relief ‘Commission
Herbert Hoover
Russia
Evans Young
Marks
Washington
Secretary Hoover
American Relief Administration
Maxim Gorky
Mr. Hoover
Walter Lyman Brown
London
Relief Administration
State Department
Cheyenne, Wyo
Fort D. ‘A. Russell
Twelfth Infantry
Camp ‘Grant. IL
Mellon Plan Aims To Boost Revenue For Next Year
The text outlines Secretary Mellon estimating government expenditures at 4.675 million dollars for next year. Revenue sources include customs at 450 thousand, miscellaneous salvage 350 thousand, a 10 dollar license tax on automobiles expected to raise ten million, and an additional levy on clears, tobacco, and cigarettes totaling twenty five million. The overall revenue loss from transportation appears around forty million.
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Mellon
Fordney
Alathie
Federal Treasury
Treasy
Deputy Sheriffs Held At Bay In House Siege
Incident began shortly before midnight when a man shot at deputies outside a residence at 840 East roadway. Isomellea, in night clothes, fired from doorway with a rifle after emerging from the house. Deputies took cover, a second shot narrowly missed Deputy Eric, and Isometisa was later arrested. A rifle was found hidden in a closet with a full box of shells on the table.
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Page x
O'Donnell
van Orden
Calpin
Tsometica
Duggan
840 East Roadway
Erb
Isomellea
Fred
Eric
Isometisa
Vas
Women Will Wear This Winter Says Fashion Convention
Associated Press reports a revolution in women’s style for winter. Short skirts and new fabrics dominate as traditional wearers move toward modern silhouettes. The convention in Chicago outlines major trends including Monkeys fur and innovative textures, signaling a bold season ahead.
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Associated Pree
Chicago
Mer Et Fiitional
Plymouth Rock 15 Re-dedicated in Tercentennial Tribute
The text recalls the Plymouth Rock tercentenary and the role of New England in democratic ideals. It notes the early town meetings and religious liberty shaping liberalism, the clash with tyranny, and the English speaking race advancing freedom globally. President Harding attended ceremonies aboard the Mayflower, with speakers including Vice President Coolidge and Secretary Weeks, and plans to continue to Portland and Lancaster for rest.
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New England
Old South Church
Land of Man
Slo
Plymouth
William H. de Beaufort
Washington
Sydney H. Bayley
Coolidge
War Weeks
Wat
White Mountains
Senator Lodge
Lord Reay Dead
Lord Reay Donald James MacKay dies in Edinburgh at age eighty two. Former governor of Bombay and once colonial under secretary for India, he served as first president of the British Academy from 1901 to 1907.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
Lord Reay
Donald James MacKay
Bombay
India
British Academy
World Upset Children Critics of Freedom on Youth
Washington chaperones for young people discussed as reformers warn that loosening norms leads to drinking, parties, and risky behavior. Inspector Grant supports restricting rides and autos to curb dangerous freedoms. The debate centers on parental influence and the perceived fallout of modern youth independence.
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HK. Reynolds
Internations News
Washington
Nington Potter
Sage
Giiee Rcott
Hatter
Dintticr
Columbia Congress of Mothers
Grant
America
Boehmer Case Sent Back For Maker’s Action In Washington
War era compensation claim for Boehmer, a former soldier, now in the hands of his maker after a message wired to Washington. McCauley of the American Legion says the award was made today despite Boehmer’s death from a war injury. The case hinges on immediate aid to alleviate his condition.
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Boehmer
Washington
Irewe
Ae Woonmer
CoWildcat
Watt
War Time Bureau
Elent
Yuberen Wittiem
G. McCauley
American Legion
Moran Tia Talon
Nas Oonmer
McCauley
Benators
McKinsey
Bown
Ania
Parasite Grabs Grasshoppers Spark Crop Woes
Eastern Montana reports describe a grasshopper pest outbreak in crops with accelerated parasite activity. Forecasters note rising insect pressure, threatening yields and prompting calls for control measures. An Esperanto congress in Prague discusses Ireland’s push for separate nation status amid global delegates. Leo Trotsky rumors in Riga are denied by American observer Senator Prance as travel continues.
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Neuuitton
Prague
Negro porter seized by masked men in Texarkana
Warren Dingers, a Black hotel porter in downtown Texarkana, was abducted by masked men and carried away tonight. Reports describe the incident as a kidnapping with details still developing.
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Texarkana
Texas
Warren Dingers
Board orders new ballot for Pennsylvania rail shop union election
The labor board ruled the recent election and system federation ballot invalid and ordered a new vote to select a committee on rules and working conditions. It requires a broad ballot including Shop Crafts unions and other organizations and sets a deadline before August 10.
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Deago
Pennsylvania Railroad
Thys
Pennsylvania
Ypid
United States’ Railroad
Alroad
Upen
Pennsylvania System Federation
Railway Employee Department
American Federation of Labor
American Federation of Railroad Workers
Modern brides scored in architects speech note
In Chicago on an August day, Mr. Davidson, president of the Illinois Society of Architects, described the modern bride in a sharp speech. He mocked the kitchenette mindset and the preference for suburban errands, contrasting it with car culture over home ownership.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Convicted Appleton Admits Escape Attempt
An aged 2-year-old suspect in a Pet Patrol case is implicated in a previous four year sentence related to Hetty. The inquiry references a state ward escape in Minnesota and notes a crower of the crime. A Washington-bound steam flight is anticipated, with solemn reflections echoed.
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Corge
Connery
Aminneape
Inna
Oireumee Bork Crower
Thie Caine
Waington
Steam Fle Yacatto
The Biggest Fish I Ever Caught on the Big Hole River
Art Mattson recalls his childhood first fishing trip with his father on the Big Hole River. He used helgramites and hooked a hair-covered catfish that fought along the bank. The fish proved larger than expected, prompting laughter from his dad as they landed it.
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Art Mattson
Yellowtone Trail Bureau
Big Hole
Teggve
Dad
Catfish
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South Pole
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Nikolai" Benine
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